Joan C Biella
Sat, 23 Jan 2010 17:08:45 -0800
Yes--I suppose it should be listed under both "he-" and "hag"!
Thank you-- Joan >>> Jasmin Nof <j...@umd.edu> 1/20/2010 2:34 PM >>> Joan, would you like for me to note this on the changed romanization chart in the wiki? Jasmin Joan C Biella wrote: > Dear colleagues, > > Recently in leafing idly through the new edition of Even-Shoshan I > noticed that one of my favorite off-the-wall Hebrew romanization > oddities exists no more. In the article on “hag [subscript dot under > the h]” we are no longer instructed to romanize the singular with the > definite article as “he-hag” (with segol and kamats). I counted six > uses of “ha-hag” (two patahs) in the article. > > The LC database had 49 hits for “he-hag,” 29 for “ha-hag.” > I’ll get started fixing the 49. > > In the grip of fear for other old favorites, I checked the articles > which cover “he-hasid,” “he-hakham,” “he-haver,” and > “he-‘arim.” I didn’t see any evidence that these need to > be changed. he-Hatam Sofer is also safe for the moment. > > Joan > >